šš SCHOOL BUS SAFETY CHECK! Behind every school bus stop is a child counting on us to help keep them safe.
This School Bus Safety Week, take a quick safety check and see how many of these important reminders you know!
ā WAIT SAFELY: Stand back from the road while waiting for the bus.
ā WATCH YOUR STEP: Wait until the bus comes to a complete stop before getting on or off, and use the handrails.
ā KNOW WHEN TO STOP: Drivers must stop for a school bus displaying flashing red lights and an extended stop arm, as required by law.
ā KEEP YOUR DISTANCE: Never pass a stopped school bus loading or unloading students.
ā DON'T CHASE IT: If you drop something near the bus, tell the driver. Never reach under the bus or run after it.
ā LOOK OUT FOR LITTLE FEET: Slow down and watch for children near bus stops, school zones, and neighborhoods.
How many did you know? Share these reminders with your family and help spread the word about school bus safety!
This School Bus Safety Week, take a quick safety check and see how many of these important reminders you know!
ā WAIT SAFELY: Stand back from the road while waiting for the bus.
ā WATCH YOUR STEP: Wait until the bus comes to a complete stop before getting on or off, and use the handrails.
ā KNOW WHEN TO STOP: Drivers must stop for a school bus displaying flashing red lights and an extended stop arm, as required by law.
ā KEEP YOUR DISTANCE: Never pass a stopped school bus loading or unloading students.
ā DON'T CHASE IT: If you drop something near the bus, tell the driver. Never reach under the bus or run after it.
ā LOOK OUT FOR LITTLE FEET: Slow down and watch for children near bus stops, school zones, and neighborhoods.
How many did you know? Share these reminders with your family and help spread the word about school bus safety!
ā¤ļø Be Prepared. Be Confident. Be a Lifesaver! ā¤ļø
Do you know what to do in an emergency? Our MCHS HOSA students are offering a Heartsaver CPR class to the community!
Join us to learn valuable, potentially lifesaving skills that can make a difference when every second counts!
š Friday, October 30
ā° 9:00ā11:00 AM
š MCHS Healthcare Science Room
š² Cost: $23 per person
šļø Registration deadline: October 29
ā¤ļø What will you learn?
āļø Adult CPR
āļø How to help someone who is choking while conscious
āļø How to help someone who is choking while unconscious
ā ļø Space is limited to 25 participants, so don't wait to sign up!
Come learn a skill that could help you save a life!
Do you know what to do in an emergency? Our MCHS HOSA students are offering a Heartsaver CPR class to the community!
Join us to learn valuable, potentially lifesaving skills that can make a difference when every second counts!
š Friday, October 30
ā° 9:00ā11:00 AM
š MCHS Healthcare Science Room
š² Cost: $23 per person
šļø Registration deadline: October 29
ā¤ļø What will you learn?
āļø Adult CPR
āļø How to help someone who is choking while conscious
āļø How to help someone who is choking while unconscious
ā ļø Space is limited to 25 participants, so don't wait to sign up!
Come learn a skill that could help you save a life!
The Lady Dogs hit the road as they compete in the Sweet 16!
Best of luck to our Lady Dogs as they take on Lamar! 2 games, 1 goal!
š„ Game 1: Morgan vs. Lamar | 4:30 PM
š„ Game 2: Morgan vs. Lamar | 6:30 PM
Let's Go Dogs!
Best of luck to our Lady Dogs as they take on Lamar! 2 games, 1 goal!
š„ Game 1: Morgan vs. Lamar | 4:30 PM
š„ Game 2: Morgan vs. Lamar | 6:30 PM
Let's Go Dogs!
Our National Principals Month celebration continues! Today, weāre shining the spotlight on Dr. Wes Cooper, Principal of Morgan County Elementary School!
Grades 3ā5 are full of growing minds, big questions, new discoveries, and plenty of opportunities to shine! Dr. Cooper plays an important role in creating a school community where students are encouraged to do their best and keep reaching for their goals.
Thank you, Dr. Cooper, for all you do for our students, staff, and MCES family!
Grades 3ā5 are full of growing minds, big questions, new discoveries, and plenty of opportunities to shine! Dr. Cooper plays an important role in creating a school community where students are encouraged to do their best and keep reaching for their goals.
Thank you, Dr. Cooper, for all you do for our students, staff, and MCES family!
Morgan County, get ready to line the streets in RED and BLACK! ā¤ļøš¤
The MCHS Homecoming Parade is THIS FRIDAY, and we want to see our Bulldog community out cheering loud and proud!
Here's What You Need to Know:
šļøFriday, October 16th
š§ Road Closures Begin at 1:30 PM --Moreland Avenue, College Avenue, College Drive and MCHS campus entrance off Highway 441 will be closed.
Student Checkout Ends:
- MCPS: 1:00 PM
- MCES: 12:30 PM
-MCMS: 1:00 PM
- MCHS: 1:30 PM
š Parade Route Map Attached! (Check out the best spots to stand and cheer!)
šParking: Please use the Aquatic Center parking lot.
Letās line the streets with Morgan Red and Black and making this a Homecoming to remember!
We canāt wait to see the spirit, the floats, and of courseāYOU!
The MCHS Homecoming Parade is THIS FRIDAY, and we want to see our Bulldog community out cheering loud and proud!
Here's What You Need to Know:
šļøFriday, October 16th
š§ Road Closures Begin at 1:30 PM --Moreland Avenue, College Avenue, College Drive and MCHS campus entrance off Highway 441 will be closed.
Student Checkout Ends:
- MCPS: 1:00 PM
- MCES: 12:30 PM
-MCMS: 1:00 PM
- MCHS: 1:30 PM
š Parade Route Map Attached! (Check out the best spots to stand and cheer!)
šParking: Please use the Aquatic Center parking lot.
Letās line the streets with Morgan Red and Black and making this a Homecoming to remember!
We canāt wait to see the spirit, the floats, and of courseāYOU!
ā¤ļøš¤ Big Dreams Start Small! š¤ā¤ļø
As we continue celebrating National Principals Month, weāre shining the spotlight on Mrs. Stacy Chapman, Principal of Morgan County Primary School!
Leading our youngest Bulldogs is a special job, and Mrs. Chapman helps make those first steps in education meaningful and full of possibilities. Through her leadership, she helps create an environment where curiosity is encouraged, confidence grows, and every child has the opportunity to build a strong foundation for success.
Thank you, Mrs. Chapman, for your heart for students and for the difference you make every day.
As we continue celebrating National Principals Month, weāre shining the spotlight on Mrs. Stacy Chapman, Principal of Morgan County Primary School!
Leading our youngest Bulldogs is a special job, and Mrs. Chapman helps make those first steps in education meaningful and full of possibilities. Through her leadership, she helps create an environment where curiosity is encouraged, confidence grows, and every child has the opportunity to build a strong foundation for success.
Thank you, Mrs. Chapman, for your heart for students and for the difference you make every day.
Thank You, Madison Lions Club! š¦
Morgan County Charter Schools is incredibly grateful to the Madison Lions Club for their generous $8,500 donation supporting students and programs across our schools!
Made possible through the success of the Lions Club Fall Fair, this gift will make a meaningful difference for our students. Funds will support student needs and activities at MCPS, MCES and MCMS, the One Morgan Band at MCHS, and senior scholarships for graduating students pursuing agricultural, vocational, and military pathways.
For 70 years, the Madison Lions Club has been making a difference in our community, and we are thankful for their continued partnership and investment in our students.
Thank you, Madison Lions Club, for helping make Morgan County a place where our students can Learn. Lead. Thrive.
Morgan County Charter Schools is incredibly grateful to the Madison Lions Club for their generous $8,500 donation supporting students and programs across our schools!
Made possible through the success of the Lions Club Fall Fair, this gift will make a meaningful difference for our students. Funds will support student needs and activities at MCPS, MCES and MCMS, the One Morgan Band at MCHS, and senior scholarships for graduating students pursuing agricultural, vocational, and military pathways.
For 70 years, the Madison Lions Club has been making a difference in our community, and we are thankful for their continued partnership and investment in our students.
Thank you, Madison Lions Club, for helping make Morgan County a place where our students can Learn. Lead. Thrive.
Morgan County Charter Schools is proud to announce that our Board of Education has been named an Exemplary Board by the Georgia School Boards Association (GSBA)!
This recognition is a tremendous honor and reflects the dedication, leadership, and commitment of our Board of Education to the students, staff, families, and community we serve.
Strong schools start with strong leadership! Our Board works together to make thoughtful decisions, support student success, plan for the future, and ensure that Morgan County Charter Schools continues to provide opportunities for every student to Learn. Lead. Thrive.
We are grateful for their service, their vision, and their continued commitment to Morgan County Charter Schools.
To read more: ttps://bit.ly/4jH2eDV
This recognition is a tremendous honor and reflects the dedication, leadership, and commitment of our Board of Education to the students, staff, families, and community we serve.
Strong schools start with strong leadership! Our Board works together to make thoughtful decisions, support student success, plan for the future, and ensure that Morgan County Charter Schools continues to provide opportunities for every student to Learn. Lead. Thrive.
We are grateful for their service, their vision, and their continued commitment to Morgan County Charter Schools.
To read more: ttps://bit.ly/4jH2eDV
ā¤ļøš¤ Celebrating Our Principals! š¤ā¤ļø
October is National Principals Month, and weāre celebrating the incredible leaders who make a difference in our schools every day!
From supporting teachers and staff to encouraging students and building strong school communities, our principals play an important role in helping every student succeed.
Throughout the month, weāll be spotlighting the dedicated leaders who lead our schools, support our staff, and make a difference in the lives of our students every day.
Stay tuned as we celebrate the leaders who help our Bulldogs Learn. Lead. Thrive
October is National Principals Month, and weāre celebrating the incredible leaders who make a difference in our schools every day!
From supporting teachers and staff to encouraging students and building strong school communities, our principals play an important role in helping every student succeed.
Throughout the month, weāll be spotlighting the dedicated leaders who lead our schools, support our staff, and make a difference in the lives of our students every day.
Stay tuned as we celebrate the leaders who help our Bulldogs Learn. Lead. Thrive
š§¹ Happy National Custodian Day! ā¤ļø
A great school takes a team, and our custodians are an important part of what makes Morgan County Charter Schools special.
From keeping our buildings clean and welcoming to taking care of the many details that help our schools run smoothly, their dedication and hard work make a difference every day.
Today, we celebrate these often-unseen heroes and thank them for the important role they play in caring for our schools.
We appreciate you!
A great school takes a team, and our custodians are an important part of what makes Morgan County Charter Schools special.
From keeping our buildings clean and welcoming to taking care of the many details that help our schools run smoothly, their dedication and hard work make a difference every day.
Today, we celebrate these often-unseen heroes and thank them for the important role they play in caring for our schools.
We appreciate you!
A Day at UGA!
Twenty of our top MCMS 8th graders spent an exciting day at the University of Georgia through the Compass Middle School Outreach Program!
Students learned about college admissions and scholarships, toured campus, and experienced a taste of college life with lunch in a UGA dining hall.
Who knowsā¦we may have a few future Dawgs in the group! ā¤ļøš¤
Weāre proud to give our students opportunities to explore their possibilities and see that their future can be whatever they dream it to be!
Twenty of our top MCMS 8th graders spent an exciting day at the University of Georgia through the Compass Middle School Outreach Program!
Students learned about college admissions and scholarships, toured campus, and experienced a taste of college life with lunch in a UGA dining hall.
Who knowsā¦we may have a few future Dawgs in the group! ā¤ļøš¤
Weāre proud to give our students opportunities to explore their possibilities and see that their future can be whatever they dream it to be!
BIG NEWS, MORGAN COUNTY!
Morgan County Charter Schools has been named the #9 Best School District in Georgia by Niche!
This recognition is a reflection of the students who work hard, the teachers who inspire, the staff who support, the families who encourage, the Board of Education who leads, and a community that believes in our schools.
Every classroom, every school, every employee and every family plays a role in making Morgan County such a special place to Learn. Lead. Thrive.
It's a great day to be a MORGAN COUNTY Bulldog!
Morgan County Charter Schools has been named the #9 Best School District in Georgia by Niche!
This recognition is a reflection of the students who work hard, the teachers who inspire, the staff who support, the families who encourage, the Board of Education who leads, and a community that believes in our schools.
Every classroom, every school, every employee and every family plays a role in making Morgan County such a special place to Learn. Lead. Thrive.
It's a great day to be a MORGAN COUNTY Bulldog!
Friday night was a special one as we celebrated Rec Night and welcomed our future Bulldogs onto the field!
These young athletes got to experience the excitement of Friday night football. From running onto the field and cheering for our Dogs to being part of the action as our Dogs fought until the very last second in an exciting region win!
But the best part of the night wasn't just the win. It was seeing our students, our athletes, our schools, our families and our community all celebrating together.
Thereās something special about watching the next generation of Bulldogs cheering alongside the students who came before them.
These young athletes got to experience the excitement of Friday night football. From running onto the field and cheering for our Dogs to being part of the action as our Dogs fought until the very last second in an exciting region win!
But the best part of the night wasn't just the win. It was seeing our students, our athletes, our schools, our families and our community all celebrating together.
Thereās something special about watching the next generation of Bulldogs cheering alongside the students who came before them.
Morgan County High Schoolās Class of 2026 has achieved one of the highest graduation rates in the history of Morgan County Charter Schools!
Press Release: https://bit.ly/4AEwm96
Press Release: https://bit.ly/4AEwm96
Happy National HR Professionals Day!
We are blessed to have two incredible people leading HR for Morgan County Charter Schools!
From recruiting and hiring the very best to navigating tough situations and supporting our employees every step of the way, they bring professionalism, compassion, patience, and a whole lot of heart to everything they do.
Their work may happen behind the scenes, but their impact is felt across our schools every single day.
We are blessed to have two incredible people leading HR for Morgan County Charter Schools!
From recruiting and hiring the very best to navigating tough situations and supporting our employees every step of the way, they bring professionalism, compassion, patience, and a whole lot of heart to everything they do.
Their work may happen behind the scenes, but their impact is felt across our schools every single day.
š Tomorrow is REC NIGHT at Bill Corry Stadium! š
We canāt wait to celebrate the next generation of Morgan County athletes!
Join us tomorrow night under the Friday night lights as Morgan takes on Hebron Christian!
š£ Rec Night: Before kickoff
š Kickoff: 7:30 PM
Go Dogs!
We canāt wait to celebrate the next generation of Morgan County athletes!
Join us tomorrow night under the Friday night lights as Morgan takes on Hebron Christian!
š£ Rec Night: Before kickoff
š Kickoff: 7:30 PM
Go Dogs!
š»Celebrating the Team That Keeps Us Connected!š»
So much of what happens in our schools depends on technology and behind that technology is an incredible team of IT professionals who work hard to keep One Morgan connected.
From supporting classrooms and staff to troubleshooting technology challenges and keeping our systems running smoothly, this team makes sure our schools have the technology and support they need every day.
Their work may often happen behind the scenes, but their impact is felt throughout MCCS!
Thank you to our amazing Technology Team for all you do to support our students, staff, and schools! We couldn't do it without you!
So much of what happens in our schools depends on technology and behind that technology is an incredible team of IT professionals who work hard to keep One Morgan connected.
From supporting classrooms and staff to troubleshooting technology challenges and keeping our systems running smoothly, this team makes sure our schools have the technology and support they need every day.
Their work may often happen behind the scenes, but their impact is felt throughout MCCS!
Thank you to our amazing Technology Team for all you do to support our students, staff, and schools! We couldn't do it without you!
āØ Classroom Spotlight: Mrs. Bethea and Mrs. Westmoreland āØ
Learning doesnāt always happen inside the classroom! Recently, students in Mrs. Bethea's Patient Care Fundamentals and Mrs. Westmoreland's Teaching as a Profession Level 2 (TAP 2) classes stepped into the community for a meaningful day of service, hands-on learning, and connection at the Madison Senior Citizen Center.
Our high school students put their skills into action by taking blood pressure readings and spending time with seniors through fun games and conversations.
More than just practice, this experience gave our students the opportunity to build relationships, share some laughs, and learn from members of our community.
Weāre proud of these students for showing that learning, leadership, and service go far beyond the classroom!
Learning doesnāt always happen inside the classroom! Recently, students in Mrs. Bethea's Patient Care Fundamentals and Mrs. Westmoreland's Teaching as a Profession Level 2 (TAP 2) classes stepped into the community for a meaningful day of service, hands-on learning, and connection at the Madison Senior Citizen Center.
Our high school students put their skills into action by taking blood pressure readings and spending time with seniors through fun games and conversations.
More than just practice, this experience gave our students the opportunity to build relationships, share some laughs, and learn from members of our community.
Weāre proud of these students for showing that learning, leadership, and service go far beyond the classroom!
Twenty-five years later, we pause to remember September 11, 2001, a day that changed our nation forever.
We remember the lives lost, the families forever changed, and the courage of the first responders and ordinary Americans who stepped forward in the face of unimaginable circumstances.
We honor the compassion, courage, and unity that brought our country together in the days that followed.
May we never forget those we lost, the sacrifices made, and the strength our nation found in standing together.
We remember the lives lost, the families forever changed, and the courage of the first responders and ordinary Americans who stepped forward in the face of unimaginable circumstances.
We honor the compassion, courage, and unity that brought our country together in the days that followed.
May we never forget those we lost, the sacrifices made, and the strength our nation found in standing together.
ā Professional Learning in Action ā
Teachers from Primary through High School gathered at the Central Office today for professional learning as they work toward their Gifted Endorsement certification.
Educators explored state policies and qualification requirements while collaborating in small groups to research ways to effectively serve special populations in gifted education.
Investing in our teachers means investing in opportunities for our students.
Teachers from Primary through High School gathered at the Central Office today for professional learning as they work toward their Gifted Endorsement certification.
Educators explored state policies and qualification requirements while collaborating in small groups to research ways to effectively serve special populations in gifted education.
Investing in our teachers means investing in opportunities for our students.
